Any way to correct orbital bone related eye hollows? (photos)

Dear SophiaZThank you for your question!  The contour change can be done with Restylane in the office or with micro fat grafting in the operating room.  Both give excellent results - the fat grafting is permanent and the Restylane will last 1 to 2 Years.With Warm Regards,Trevor M Born MD

Forget the surgical blepharoplasty with its attendant expense and downtime. You should do extremely well with simple nonsurgical augmentation of the midface and upper inner cheek regions using injectable volumizing fillers, such as Voluma XC, which I would choose for this purpose in my Upper East Side Manhattan office, and Stylage XXL that I would opt for in my Israel satellite office, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved injectable fillers are available. This should go a long way to correcting the hollowness. For the tear troughs and incipient bags, I would choose Beletero Balance combined with a tiny amount of Radiesse. Belotero has little chance of giving rise to the unwanted bluish Tyndall Effect when injected superficially in the very delicate skin under the eyes, and Radiesse, a whitish colored material helps to lighten any darkness. Treatment by an experienced injector is crucial.

Hello,While fillers can sometimes be helpful to soften an irregularity, if you truly have a problem due to the shape of the bone, this can be smoothed out.  I do a procedure like this on average more than once every week.Excellent results can be achieved by an experienced surgeon.Good luck!